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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
PHYSICIANS.
DR. CAROLINE LIE BEAU.
|. n. TERRlLL, Nj. D.
N. /. COlNER, Nj. D.
Or. Nj. A. PRATT.

srec:aIties: Rectal Genito- Urinary and all blood
diseases. Office 81 Main ST. from a. m TO r m
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
DR.. 3. F, HASKlNS,

Physician and Surgeon. once. Main street owe
a. Kan - -sul
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
!. II. FORDlCE,

homeopathic; orIce above 81 Douglas ave
xesi,ia,s,s 30 wabash ave. - IrS-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
CmURCM NOTICES.

First Baptist ChuEch, Fourth street, near
James, Rev. D. J. Pierce. RastoE-Rsv. q ",
Bevin, pastor Of PuyAliup Baptist Church, vii
speak By exchange az II q. m and 7;AS D. N.
By special request he will q II . n. repeat
the lecture on the congO country delivered Be-
At "a p. m. Rev. K. Nelson viii pFaaeh . hap.
tiamal sermon In The scandinavian language,
and administer the ordnance Of baptism,
There viii Be the usual services today ct
Trinity Church, morning and evening. Sunday
school 81 lois .. N.
Methodist Protestant Church, corner Of Sec
o0d and Madison streets, Rev. Clara Davis,
pastor Pre- sehing at II 9. N. ard D. m. by
the pastor. Young peoples meeting 81 ?. N
Sunday sch0ol 81 1918 p. N. All friends and
strangers are invited 10 attend.
Christian Church, Seneca street, between
Third and Fourth, Rev. r. n. Noes. pastcr--
Preaching at II a. N. and s p. m. Sunday
school at 10 q. m. Teachers meeting on Tues
DAY 81 pm.
swedish Methodist Episcopal Church, Fifsh
street, between Pike and Pine, Rev. John
Brauer, pastor-Divine service every Sunday,
In the German language, q p. m. Sunday
School at 2 p. m
First German Reformed Church, corner Of
Seventh and Cherry streets. Rev. @. 0raeasl,
pastor-Dtvtne service every Sunday 81 II ..
m. and 7 p m. Sunday school a. 10 m.
Payer meeting Wednesday evening Al lao.
Meeting for nlssi0n purposes o. TO p. N.
every Arst Saturday Of the month. darmana
are cordially invited 70 the shove nesting.
Free Msthsdlst Church. Pine street, between
Ninth and feBth-Preechipg 81 IL =. n. and
T:30 ,. m. sunday School 81 els N. Prayer
service Wednesday nights.
Regular song and Gospsl service a. the Young
Mems Christfsa Association chapel. corner Of
Front and spring streets. this afternoon ct q
o'cicck
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
REsTRAIgTYG oRDER VACATED.


During the resent session Of the su-
Drens Court while Chief Jastios Jenes
vas IN Olympia, The COlnmbia q Puget
sound RsiirOad Company, becoming
fearful lest the Puget Sound OonstEue-
ton Company should bald its road
along the water In front Of thar prop-
erty in North Seattle, sent 9 number Of
afadaYits to Olympia and asked for q
temporary restraining order 10 prevents
pilinR through tie property. In c0m-
plianee with this request, Q Temporary
restraining order was made. On the
return Of Judge Jones, the attorneys fer
the construction company moved -
have the order vacated, and she attor-
neya for the Columbia 4 Puget Sound
Company moved 10 have the temporary
restraining order stand until an appgica-
ton could be made for O peEmanenf In
Junction. For the past three days the
Arguments have been going on before
the Chief Justice, Who at the conclnsion
Of the arguments Of coansel yesterday
afternesp, ordered the following entry
to be made In the case:
This cause coming on for hearing
upon the demurrer Of N. 5odeFburg,
defendant, and on the motion to dis
solve the temporary restraining order
heretofore granted, and order 10 show
cause, and the Judge Of said court being
fully advised IN the premises. it Il con-
sidered and ordered that said demurrer
be sustained and that said motion be
granted. Wherefore it IL considered,
adjodgsd and ordered that the temper
airy restraining order issued against
the Seattle. Lake Shore q Eastern and
the Puget Sound Construction Com
pany be, and the same is, hereby va
Gated and annulled.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

lhs lss nan II laskine, - yara ana
bean are taken fFuu the prew b the
sieEns he helwsnan aoea % The alheF
end, ard. Hks q hnesa-eaF, ths oEafi
n1iA - cs1ek way. A. tbs o1fnGReE
peetenlg ever ssfttng. eaps1zing b in
poalihie. and IN 10 eans u Mr.. 1ur-
nsF's canoe g has bsen fguEsa that SO
po1nds pressure S11ld Be required %
r&ins tie cztfiRrsf fr1m the wateEs b.
fore Whieh ilns The mag1 wg1la snap.
TITS b not an fnvenfiDn OF 81 expert
me1t, for The missionary -dieted natives
q TIE LadEons Islands have Esd them
for aess, and thsy kase beea pfo-
noanssd By skpeffs 10 Be tbs fagtsst
sAiling Vessels b ths &ogld. A traveller
ststed Tat be bad seen Al eighty foot
canoe maks tve1ty miles IN houf.
That L, indeed. . hshy statement. but
resent investigations prove that Il b
the rule rather than the exeepti8n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
roaroEFTcE nuErrrsa.

Oar contemporaries Of Tacoma are
fond Of comparisons 10 the deIrimenl
Of Seattle. Portland and other agst
class towns. Here ID one they may moi
like as welt:
Daring the quarter ending Saptem-
Der 30, 1887, the gross receipts Of the
Tacoma :ost0fiice amounted 20 1894 .o5;
Of the Seattle poatofice, e33l2.7I. Ex.
cess Of receipts Of Seattle poslofics,
49lS.68.
Quarter ending DecembeF 81, 1885,
Tacoma Office. e2769 Is; Seattle ofioe,
1886 ~. Seattle excess, el626 %.
Quarter ending March 81, 18s7-ra-
coma office, &28I2.07; Seattle ofice,
S44i9.I2. Seattle excess. el5f7.65.
Quarter endine June 30, 1s37-Taso-
ma olfi,e, t2953 ~; Seattle efice,
t4700.28. Seattle excess. el74667.
The gross receipts OF the Tacoma
postofiiee aggregated SO, 989. 50; Of the
Seattle O1ise. SIS 65950.
A. compared with the year before,
the Tacoma office gained In gross re-
eeipts $l200; the Seattle ofiios, $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Mr.. J. Bernstein, who has been East
for the past two months, buying goods
for the Golden Rule Bazaar, has re-
turned. and many Of the goods be
selected are nov being unpaeked. In
the frss place. II is the largest, most
yaried and beautiful stock Of goods
ever shipped 10 Puget Sound. The new
brick addition on 10 their store, which
Is reached from the main store BY q
stairway or from the street In the rear
which Il "Opens upon, is D0x4o feet in
size, and is devoted to the display Of i'm
ported goods altogether, including the
Iatesl patterns in China and glassware.
Mr.. Bernstein spent one month 10 New
York City and the balance Of the time
In visiting factories at Wheeling, West
Virginia, Bellaire, Ohio, Beaver Falls,
PENNSYLVANIA, Trenton, New Jersey,
East Liverpool, Ohio, and other lead
ing manufacturing centers, where goods
In their line are turned out. he bought
1000 sets Of cups and saucers from one
Arm. In speaking with Mr.. Lobe, yes
terday, he said: 81 do not think We
can have our goods IN shape
for a proper display for at least two
weeks. bat OF course our friends and
customers are welcome at any time.
Our new stock vas bought for cash, and
hence We we're enabled 10 take advan-
taQe Of the market. Oar basement and
store rooms were crowded, and We have
filled two warehouses, one in the base.
ment Of the Opera House block and
one in the rear OF our store, With new
goods which We capnot open at present,
for want OF room TO display them.
While East, Mr.. Bernstein ordered our
holiday stock, which will be along in
doe course OF time While the re-
porter was looking through the store
yesterday. Mr.. Lobe showed him a new
musical instrument called an aFista-
phon, ont Of which q person can grind
music by the hour, whether he knows
one note from the other or not.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

messrs. John A. wshaiiy ard
,s,nevt D. smith are tire only
s.,,s,ertxed subscription ooi-
s~..egs 81 the Pess-IntelIigsn-
-, En- the delivery routes IN
,sls ctr. Subscribers must
,.aasy no circumstances, pay
s-.erev to the delivery bovs. for
s,,a latter have no authqiIty
s,nstsosveg % receive pap
r,enss fer the paper.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
rovS POPULATIONS.

The Puget Sound Directory Of 4. L.
Polk d 90, just issued from the press,
gives the names Of all business concerns
and Of ell persons earning their own
living IN legitimate lines Of business.
The usual estimate Of population based
upon directory names Is three persons
10 the name, and very Low estimate is
two and seven-tenths. In the table fol-
lowing will be found the number Of
names In the Directory reported In the
pEinoipal Puget Sound towns, and op-
posite the population based npon the
very moderate estimate Of two and q
half persons 10 the name;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

THE lSrxR,LAKR OASAL,-Work pro-
Rresss slowly bat steadily on the canal
between Lakes Union and Washington.
The company have encountered difFi-
enities aud obstacles, much greater
nAn at drst anticipated, but they per
severe With the best eFit possible. A
contract vas let over a year ago 10 re-
moye the earth for - cents a yard.
THIS rate vas increased afterwards 30
" cents Even at the advanced rate
We oeniractor lost money and Vas
eonpelied 10 ask further advance 10
~ cents yard. The company then A.
samed charge Of the work and has bsen
acaively prosecuting u since. Several
months agO the water vas turned in
fsOm Lake Washington, bet the fAll
Naa only a foct and q half, and not
sooaeh 10 sluiee out the sand. - hoped.
vas then determined % cut eve feet
oeepet and 30 widen the cut i've feel,
AID the seventeen men noe employed
~ engaged IN this work. The excava-
eon h thirty feet deep. Tha earth
atee ont is being dumped CA the
,sofes OF ste tuo iakea- WAen Lake
washington Is a its winter hsigot Il Il
aeaeoi The fail into Lake Union wiil
es agHards Of teu fees, and The tire
1anco9s pressure will eomplete ths
YEA 81 The mes and make the cana
val a shoald be-of sufficient dsptt
NJ With 10 accomm0stAte Aay craft OF
se@nerce nov upon the lakes or lihely
v % Tot a nambef o. years 10 come.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

SHAKKS UP.-while down snsne the
islands this week, the skARit Chisf.
Byron BAEiOW's steamboat, cot into .
heavy saa, and her guards being solid,
ehe vas considerably shaken up. Ga
sns side the guard uas raised fully an
inch frsm the hall for q distance ef
thirty or forty feet, and unless she ID
reusiFed, Tia next time she Gets into .
place like that she 10 liable 70 81 With
cater and stnk. Oaptain Bailey is Q
skiilfal Navigator and no fsnlt can be
attributed 30 him. When q stern
wheeler Roes cut Of The latitude for
susb craft she 10 liable 20 snaeF the
Consequences. and the owners Of the
Chief may vel ooBgfatalats themselves
shst their "bia inian" was not soAlped
instead Of enly having ia goaip-lock
raised. 1hs steamer proceeded 81 %
this city, bringing load OF lime aud
eli foF cur merehAnt&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Every year evidenced Q gain over al
preceding years. The advance was
smll during the dali years 1884, 1885
and 1870, IN the aggregate Amounting
% 80 children, or only about two thirds
that OF The past year alone.
Ihe Increase Of the decade was FAB
children, % over 800 per cent. The
children Of school age lover Ave yeaFs)
numbered 40 IN 1878, SO il 1874, ,OoS
Ia 1880, .3S4 IN 1882, 2.208 in 1854, 2.279
in 1856, and 2,627 IN 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
~ I'M MRIHnn

OF cariae nAnttnAl eonsfipattsn and
liver aEd kidney us Il % avosd The nss
81 TIE bitses, drastic liver mediciaes and
oatharftas, and b taks only The pssaaani
fquld fruia reEs9y, syrup % Flea Il
clsanses Is vel e. s1re1Ethsns ths sys-
ten, and aoss not isAve tie bowels eoa-
tive, 80 thai regular hAblfs may be
formed ana he Invalid psTmansntly
rsStarsa % hsalsh. Itasls prompsly An1
sHecsively; o q assily takss. and per.
fseiiy haFnlssA Per ALE 10 60 eantl
ast b0ssisa ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

P.sssa Heron on ths northern Paste
- VI HalI, o. W. Mink, q. B. Ga
s'oSns. ". o. Boutelle, Miss n. Aiseek,
GW. Abost, A. & ArmstfoDR, q. Nc
us.rx. %. stinzley, p. Dcnahc, ~.
6SI.ssry ara q sGtZfars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

$50 dozen fine fancy stripe and check
Turkish Towels 81 dozen, regular
price everywhere e1.75'
$50 dozen real Linen Turkish Bath
Towels $3.50 dozen, regular price
$3.50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Il h 10 l0ugsf necessary 20 psy 80
senis 10 have = tFnnk Transferred. Tks
Seat1is Delivery o. wiil aaiiSsr trunks
10 anx paFt Of ne city for 8 eenfs; par
eeta 10 eeats. Leave YoaF ar6aE q ~
cfEse, No. James ssEesa, opposite ths
Oeeidsnsai. And Il via Be rFempsly g.
tsn1eate. 0s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

HE oeys Of 1851 namber 17sa. The
eisls, lsla 10 1855 the boys numbered
1906 ne girls. 160H. There ere sO7
1ors girls this year thzn last, and sls
moro boyA
The census Of 1881 compares with
saoss Of each Of the pasi ten years q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

n1IInNss Sosn.-rke three bald
- SaisA have OsSGpied ths MsshOaiss
SaaFsa lots on Seoond street for raany
sAn pasa, we're sold AZ asetsoa ysstsr-
49, - make roOn for more praienlioas
ssstafss. The parsouaee was Ooaahe
y ~. LonEaker FOR IS ara viii ~
-ss 80 % as los 90 the next hieck and
- g. Fesiaenee. The Cnnfch
sss.@s Sas bonEhs by l. Il. GFi1ith
- - An2 tie BsawisY soaiAea b. the
- esetienan faF stA Mr.. 6Fsf4lA
- - Wat es has iaAaea anfAaiana
49, tfoz Dy. longAksr On walsh b
-, . tesss eaiiaingA and thsiE fsnsevAl
W ecGEsnce a snc<.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

5000 yards l4inch all Linen Crash SC
can't Be matched anywhere for less
than 10c,
2 cases 54-inch in oil coloFE, Red
Damask l0c, never yet been sold
less than Toe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Gents standing linen collars, all sizes
Fedueed to 30, clearance sale. San Fran
cisco store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Fao&oIIoS AND NEw AFPsISrMKST.-
tsi We pAss tusaty years James ssavey,
y fort ToNnssad, has held the position
uesk Of the District Court for this
ssdle.Al nistrict, and Judge Jones. al
NesSh psnoeFst. did not exercise
sadee haste IN displscing him. YesteF-
sAy M. SeAvey rendered bis resiRuA-
sse, Seieh vAs accepted By the Jadge.
Nesfeepon W, h. LedgeFwoed vas PRO-
soaed And made Clerk OF tbs Court Of
Ss Third Judicial Disarict. instead Of
Depety Oissk ~ heEetofare. With bead
ArssFs 81 seattle, and William III.
Nhiiiiessy. o. Port fownsend. g ap.
steled pepaty Clerk, With headqaag-
- a. that plaes. Mr.. Nhiftleaey il 4
ts1ne nAn. formerly = resident Of this
81, nerlocrAt, AID has The ability d
Az We once creaifahly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

ne esnsas Of children In sssasls
sshool DassEiol. - taken under shs So
peryiaion Of 2 .. Brisooe, Olsrk ef he
Disisies, daring The preseus month
duly. 1881. Shows an a. foIiow..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
RoRN.

BURwELL-In Seattle, July 30, 10 the wife
OF \. B. Burwell daughter.
BuRaEss-In Seattle. July sssh, 10 the wife u
". n. Burgess. . son.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Regular fun French half hc@ re-
dacsd FROM 5es 70 e5e, neckweaT half
pre-, clearance sale. San FRANCHISES
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
Immense Slaughter of Dress Goods Remnants


Odds and ends Of Dress Goods at
2 Lee yard, only 3 small lot Of the
above.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

Special clearance sale OF muslin un-
derwear; very fine goods; marked 81
Fidieulously low prices. OHEsTKR CLKART
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

pieces fancy Cream Etamine Satin
plaid SOC were 00c.
10 pieces fancy barred, two toned |
Llnon a. Inde CSC were soc.
IS hne quality Embroidered Robes
$2,25 we're $3.50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

IS pieces imported plaid India Linen
now 16c were SOC.
10 pieces imported fine barred Or.
CANDY Csc were SOC.
2 pieces two toned cream satin plaid
CSC were soc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
YESTERDAYS RACES.

There vas quite large attendance
at the race course yesterday 10 witness
the days sports.
The FIRST and principal event was g
trottina match between waddelrs stall
lion RichlAnd, backed By Byron Young
ana other residents Of Tacoma, and
Billy Baldwin, q PAGER owned IN this
CITY. This race was for purse OF $500.
Il vas evident from The start the Seattle
horse had been over-matched. Rich
lard took the first and second heats,
and the lodges gave the third heat TO
Billy Baldwin on account Of the vis-
Ting horse having run around the
track Instead OF trottinR around. The
fourth beat and race vas easily won by
RishiAnd.
ne next event vas q beegy horse
race for a purse OF SO. q. O. Sears. OF
Portland, entered bis buggy horse; j.
Ii. Page entered his big bay. aud Char
lev Clancy entered SteVart's horse, Of
Portland, q regular dyer. Sears h0Vss
took the fiFst heat; Pages bay the sec
end. and the Stewart horsa the third
and foarth heats and race with ease
But little money changed hands on THU
eveBt.
Thfes fArorites have the follow ing 20 az o
| -Wladon'a kobsEtiner the great beaatiasi
aad Eraserver % the ocmpiexioa
| PoErAxp, Or, June 4. 1857.
To NJ. W. n. Wlsdcm-pear Sir I nav
| tried yaur Robertiae. Il f. excellent. and
i shall he pleased 10 reooEmead h 10 ali N,
| lAiy fflcsds. Believe ne. F0ars truly, RHKA
PokTlaSn, Or, Dee, y lisa.
To NV NJ wisdom TIE " RobsFiiBs'
vou 20 ktudly sent ne 10 exeeIisnt Il is IN
| hnes. prpparation I have ever assd. and Is
asci6ed acquisitioa y lAdy'a toiisl
I 1EAsEEE NfxsruS.
| PoET1ASn, Or, Aprn :. 1871.
Dear Mr Wladaa have tried yeus Zoe
arttae," and Il gives ne upeh pleasure % "a
thAs q q eKcsIleMt for the oomPlex8oa. beaa
80 q the bet Articles Of tks kind have eve
us4A Yours siuesFslF, Z, TAknHL1I.
Fur EA1s by A. b. srEWART. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF GOOD

Table linen 300 cash, linen lawn 2lo.
Pacific lawn 30 ct San Francisco Store,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

e5 pieces Rlce pattern bleached Dam.
ask, g zach, csc, never sold less
than zoo.
IS pcs finest quality bleached Dam.
ask ioc, regular prizes T5c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

IS fine quality Embroidered Robes
rs were $3.50.
S fine quality Embroidered Robea
$3.50 were $3.50.
And ell other goods, too numerous
TO mention, al prices that will
surprise you 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

&c. 10 pieces packard double width
Dress Goods well worth l5c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31

10 i.9c. IS pieces npe fancy affects
10 Dress Goods, well worth 90C.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
NEW ADVERTIsENENTs.
EVAN0 e

7 EAvKs SEATTLE AT q A. N. MONDAYS
IL for Port Tovnsena and semfahnoo.
Leaves Port Townsend every "Wednesday
and Friday for Sehome. via the Islands. ear
ryiua the United nfassa malls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
.. o. q. O..

A SPECIAL MEETING OF sKATTLK
"a Lodge, No St2, 1, o. .. B., viii take
place today tsandAyl afternoon. at o'eioek,
81 KniRhts Of Pythias Hall. 70 mset with the
Grand President Of District 0Fand Lodge No.
All member aud soio1rning Brothers vii
please attend. ~ order Of TIE FRESHEST
iysi II A. BERTTHFEY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-31
NOTICE.

DgTER RELsoS Has BOUGHT OUT TEE
Il Unlsn Markss - North Seattle and VII;
% August lst oGeF Tor ALE q nfst class atoeh
Of NESTS.
Ths psiroaags Of ~ his old friends and
lTnII UNION MARKET.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-09

u-inv inr doors C0un". ting the dining
room pantry or passage should lee hung on
double spring hinges So that one may pass
through them from either side by merely
/ pushing against them. The spring causes
them L. Close uoiSeie~Sly ami to stay closed
Tn,. kitchen contains stationary tables sink
aud dram board and place for all "i the
usual kitchen furniture
In tht. uian uf tins house II Is shown how We
msy 20 from the kitchen to the same landing
Il Al is used for the main stairway, and thus
avoid the necessity FOR dlstInctNely back
hall ami back stairway However, If 1t IL 50
Eit.Sirrri. 1t Is easy to plaCs stairway IN the
rear and thus have them eAtIrelv independent.
In that event a room ma, lee placed over til"
lautrv aud b. u~ed bs the servant This
mart IF the huu>r can be cut oil from the
front rooms and the h'th room ON the second
6npr Ly "A door But to take the house aS II
Is We have IA combination stairway, there
being two doors Separating the kitchen al'-
pruach from the common landing IN the main
stair has
On the second floor there Is hall about
fourteen feet long. from which We pass 10
two helro"us /" front, two III the rear, tile
bath room umI the store close. As a matter
may be connected one with the other a.
family necessities would suggest The store
closet is accessible from the hall, as such
CLOSET should lee IhiS makes it availablo
from any nf the rooms The bath room Is
directly over the Kitchen. The pipe duct.
which Is in the kitchen vail, affords passage
for the pipes and ai>r acts as "A ventllatoi
for the ki chen Its use ventilator il.
this way serves a double purpose. 1t not
only takes the odor laden air from the
kitchen. but it also keeps the pipes warm i'll
cold weather Where there is All arrange
uneut of this kind the pipes Will not freeze as
long as there is heat in the kitchen. In fact
the pipe duct will be the last place in the
house to get cold enough TO freeze
To return to tine bedrooms: In each there
Is place for a ted, which is not always the
case in belrooniS, dressing case and a wash
stand If there is room for these things, II
the dressing case bears its proper relation to
the sources of light, if 1t is so placed that the
light from the window or from the gas shines
in the face of the user, if the washstand is
conveniently disposed and there is room Mt
the side OF it for slop jar, then the archi-
tect hss done his full duty, provided, how
ever, that there is a large closet Of from the
BEDROOM The room that is called the family
room should be especially well cared for in
the matter OF closets
A hundred dollars would lath and plaster
the entire attic OF this house and provide Il
room in the front part which could be used
by the boys or by the servant. There Il nc